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I'm a newbie and have only a few more days to nail a render. In order to do this, I need to figure out how to render my floor with realistic wood panelling. The floor is a pattern made from individual tiles at the moment and currently just renders as Cherry Wood. To make the pattern stand out, I need to apply realistic woodgrain and varying colour tones. Please help!! Thanks
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You can change the material to that floor like you want, just go Render Appearence and change the texture and the colour tone like you want.
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Thanks for that - only thing is, I've done several renders using this method but the floor 'tiles' all render with a sort of fake texture. If I dowload an image of realistic woodgrain, is there a way I can use that instead? The problem is, the floor is made up of a series of pieces of wood which all radiate out from the centre of the room in a star shape. In order for this pattern to really come to life, I need to utilise a real texture I think instead of the ones that are already loaded into Revit. If you have any ideas re: this Id love to hear them! Thanks heaps for your help so far!!
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"If I dowload an image of realistic woodgrain, is there a way I can use that instead?" - YES Go to materials, select a "Default" then duplicate, in render appearence you can change/apply a new image (jpeg) to the texture you want, then you can adjust the scale, rotation and so on...
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Typhoon is right... you can also, add an "bump" map/image. that should give you what you want. Just play around with the settings and do some draft renderings.
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Thanks heaps you guys- I've played around with the woodgrains offered in Revit and attached an image to show where I am at. The difficulty is, (see floor plan), there is a star like pattern on the floor that I want to bring to life, and my renders still don't show definition in the pattern. I somehow need to darken or define the 'grouting' or space between wooden planks......any ideas of howto do this? I feel like I'm drowning in the deep end here! Thanks so much so far..
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Your images are too small, i can't see the problem but to define the 'grouting' or space between wooden planks you can create a sweep or a reveal in that floor, that sweep can have a dark color so when you render you will see the effect you want.
Edited on: Sat, Oct 23, 2010 at 6:08:55 AM
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